Executive LoungeThe ex-Google exec who wants to simplify your lifeMarissa Mayer, a former Google and Yahoo executive, believes AI should simplify our lives.See moreHow one product made a multi-million dollar brandNell Diamond, CEO of Hill House Home, shares how her small business skyrocketed to global success with the launch of the Nap Dress in 2019.The business of transforming mental health at workCherie Clonan, CEO of The Digital Picnic, explains how free dinners, burnout-preventing days off and even ADHD assessments have boosted employee wellbeing – and her bottom line.How Duolingo became so addicting, according to its CEOPerhaps no app has mastered user loyalty quite like Duolingo, the gamified language-learning platform 34 million people a day can't put down.How Microsoft is tackling AI biasMicrosoft is turning to AI to make its workplace more inclusiveWhy Zoom wants you to go back to the officeZoom chief product officer Smita Hashim explains why even video-chat innovators need the physical space – with a little help from AI.Lego's CEO on the business case for playAs digital innovation reshapes the toy market, the BBC's Executive Lounge meets with Lego's Chief Executive, Niels B Christiansen.Mastercard exec Shamina Singh on the 'missing middle' of small businessesToday in the Executive Lounge, one global firm's innovative solutions to the universal problem of small businesses struggling to survive.See moreMore stories22 Apr 2024UPS exec: The greenest mile is the mile not drivenLaura Lane, UPS's chief corporate affairs and sustainability officer, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to discuss the logistics company's future.22 Apr 202416 Apr 2024GE Aerospace's 'simple formula for success'Aziz Koleilat, GE Aerospace's general manager, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about how international thinking breeds innovation.16 Apr 20243 Apr 2024Honest Co: 'We don't tell ourselves fairy tales'Carla Vernón, CEO of The Honest Company, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about why companies shouldn't tell themselves corporate "fairy tales" if they want to succeed.3 Apr 202421 Mar 2024EY exec: Neurodiverse talent benefits everyoneKaryn Twaronite, EY's global vice chair of DEI, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about how the untapped pool of neurodiverse workers can lift businesses and employees alike.21 Mar 202418 Mar 2024Bumble CEO: AI and dating are the perfect coupleLidiane Jones, chief executive officer of Bumble, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about a decade of dating tech, and navigating the responsibilities of AI.18 Mar 20248 Mar 2024Intuit's AI leader on swapping astrophysics for data scienceNhung Ho, vice president of artificial intelligence at Intuit, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about finding data-driven answers in the dark.8 Mar 202426 Feb 2024Amazon MGM's playbook for inclusive film and TVLatasha Gillespie, head of global DEI and accessibility at Amazon MGM Studios, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about inclusivity in entertainment.26 Feb 202415 Feb 2024Google's chief diversity officer on why companies should 're-recruit' their top talent every day Melonie Parker enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about prioritising DEI and building something bigger than yourself.15 Feb 20247 Feb 2024The rebirth of iconic sports-fashion brand StarterCarl Banks, president of G-III Sports, enters the BBC's Executive Lounge to talk about tapping into nostalgia and leading with conviction to enter a new era of business.7 Feb 2024...
